Lech Lecha is that section of Torah where we are all invited to stop for a breath, pause, and look within ourselves: where are we headed this year? Where is that place, that makom, where God wants me to be this year? What am I meant to be learning, and what am I meant to be giving?
This year we began our morning Monday minyan in the week of Lech Lecha. May our minyanim be many, may we provide consolation and comfort to those in need, and may our presence build connection amongst Jews in Victoria.
Kol ha kavod to all,
Rabbi Lynn
Lech Lecha
November 6, 2024 by Rabbi Lynn Greenhough • From the Rabbi's Desk
Lech Lecha is that section of Torah where we are all invited to stop for a breath, pause, and look within ourselves: where are we headed this year? Where is that place, that makom, where God wants me to be this year? What am I meant to be learning, and what am I meant to be giving?
This year we began our morning Monday minyan in the week of Lech Lecha. May our minyanim be many, may we provide consolation and comfort to those in need, and may our presence build connection amongst Jews in Victoria.
Kol ha kavod to all,
Rabbi Lynn